Roger Womack
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Software Highlights from Credited Titles
Roger Womack's first video game work that SPOnG is aware of is the 1991 title, "Heroquest" (Amstrad CPC) as Programmer. Of the titles listing Roger within the credits , "FA Premier League Manager 2002" (PC) and "FA Premier League Football Manager 2000" (PC) have been best selling titles.
Roger's most recent involvement was as Programmer on the 2006 release "ProStroke Golf: World Tour 2007" (PSP).
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ProStroke Golf: World Tour 2007 (PSP/PS2/PC/Xbox)
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FA Premier League Football Manager 2000 (PC)
Electronic Arts' already feather-festooned cap has yet another feather in it, courtesy of this comprehensive management simulation. EA's more than worthy addition to the genre offers us a simple introduction to the perils of taking charge of a fo ... more >>
FA Premier League Manager 2002 (PC)
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